Professional Sports

One on One's NFL Friday: Season In Review

by Mike Watts, Kenny Ducey

This week on NFL Friday, I catch up with Kenny Ducey and discuss the Super Bowl.  We also use part of the show to talk about the recent moves made by the Giants and Jets.  Dave Sims, a great friend of WFUV and the radio voice of the NFL on Sunday Night for Dial Global as well as the television voice of the Seattle Mariners on Root Sports joined us to talk about the postseason, the Super Bowl, the Associated Press' NFL awards and of course a little news on his Mariners.

Devils Have the Roughest Week an Undefeated Team Can Have

by Kenny Ducey

By Nate Schiller

Two weeks into this lockout-shortened 48-game season, only the Devils, the Chicago Blackhawks, and the San Jose Sharks have yet to lose a game in regulation.  But for a team that is technically undefeated due to the NHL’s use of the one-point overtime loss, the Devils are looking beat up after losing their last three games following the 3rd period buzzer. 

The Nets Can Hang

by Kenny Ducey

The Brooklyn Nets made a statement Friday night in front of a sellout crowd at the Barclays Center, taking down the Bulls 93-89 despite some lackluster performances from their starters. With the victory, the Nets improved to 28-19, but more importantly they picked up a much-needed win against a team over .500.

One on One's NFL Friday: Super Bowl Weekend

by Julian Atienza

Mike and Kenny provide you with all your pre-Super Bowl needs and analysis. They give you their opinion and get the analysis from Ryan Ruocco (YES Network, ESPN New York, WFUV alum). We also hear from Gerry Sandusky play-by-play man for the Baltimore Ravens and Mark Purdy columnist for the San Jose Mercury News.

Knicks and Celtics Swapping Places

by Steve Simineri

Last season the Boston Celtics went on to surprise many in getting to the Conference Finals, then taking Miami to a seventh game. Boston’s aging big three of Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, and Ray Allen were in year five of an original three year plan, and most media members declared their title window closed.